Sentence examples for accepted working from inspiring English sources
In 2000 the UN established the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress, and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children, which provided a commonly accepted working definition of human trafficking and called upon countries to promulgate laws to combat the practice, to assist victims, and to promote coordination and cooperation between countries.
At a time when divorce is so common and accepted, working through and actually coming out better than before, is a proud accomplishment.
A widely accepted working hypothesis is that allelic variants of OR genes may harbor different functional characteristics and hence, may generate different odorant sensitivity phenotypes in different members of the human population [ 16- 18].
Pair-wise comparison of the 16S rRNA gene sequences in strains D7S-1, HK1651 and D11S-1 showed >97.6% nucleotide identity, which is within the accepted working definition of all three being from the same species.
However, the diversity in terms of CT modalities, modes of delivery, and the degree of legitimacy and acceptance (or lack thereof) that CTs are afforded in various national policies, reveal that commonly accepted working definitions and terms are lacking, as well as agreed policies on how various CTs might be applied or integrated in the management of common medical conditions [ 12, 22- 24].
We must challenge previously accepted working practices.
"They accept working conditions that no legal citizen can imagine," he writes.
These middle-class women, most of them educated professionals or university students, are looking for more modern men, who accept working wives and help around the house.
Jose Mourinho has been told he will have to accept working under technical director Michael Emenalo if he wants to return to Chelsea.
If for any reason an interviewer declined to accept working on this project, there were no repercussions or negative connotations for their employment situation.
They had accepted work for $10 a day.
